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How to let adeXL (assembler) reevaluate the result if adeXL is accidently killed

Dear Here,

I am using virtuoso6.1.7. I had a simulation job running with adexl on for days. Then at a certain moment, virtuoso was frozen due to some operation. At the end, we had to kill the virtuoso. But the simulation job was not killed and managed to finish on the server.

So if I use result browser, all of my data are there. But when I restart the adexl, I see the job status is " running" , which in fact is finished. If I click the re-evaluted button, the result cannot be reevaluate and the job status is the same.

As the screenshot shows, my job was running like this. After adex was killed, my simulation was still running on the server till finished. Then I reopen the adexl section, and if I click "view results", it shows the same as it was frozen. And if I click reevaluate, it doesnot really reevaluate. Does anyone know how to reevaluate in such case? Using the data to evaluate the expression is very important in this case.

Many thanks,

kerong over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

I have submit the case. Thanks for your help, Andrew!
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ShawnLogan over 5 years ago in reply to kerong

Dear kerong,

kerong said:
I am very appreciated, if you can provide your scripts to me.!!

I have attached a compressed file that contains directory "example_ocean_script/080620" that contains an example ocean script, entitled "example.ocn". I've added comments in the file showing you which lines should be modified for your application. The directory also includes a run line "run_example" that you can use to execute the ocean script called "example.ocn". It will place the log file into a file run_example.out. If my comments are not clear, please feel free to ask questions. The code will work with any ADE-XL or Assembler database as I use the basic code for both on an almost daily basis. It will not re-run any simulations - it simply traverses the data base created by ADE-XL or Assembler and accesses your data to summarize it in a comma-separated file. If required, it can also write a second file that records the data for each corner case (in addition to the summary file).

I hope this makes sense and provides a workaround to help you.

Shawn

example_ocean_script_080620.zip
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

Thanks! I will have a look!
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

hi Andrew, the problem is solved with your code.Thanks a lot
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kerong over 5 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

Hi Shawn, my problem is solved by the code provided by the customer support. Thanks a lot
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ShawnLogan over 5 years ago in reply to kerong

Dear kerong,

kerong said:
my problem is solved by the code provided by the customer support. Thanks a lot

Excellent...Andrew comes through again! In any case, you have the code I provided if you ever need it. if you do, I realized I forgot to include a short awk script it references...let me know if you ever need it.

Good luck!

Shawn
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